Do NotYell AtOthersSay"Please"and "ThankYou"NotBullyingOthersApologizeManageAnger inHealthyMannerDo NotUse MyStrengthon OthersActUP!ShareDo NotHarmOthersTakeResponsibilityCleanUp AfterMyselfBeFairFollowtheRulesSmileDo NotJudgeOthersUseMannersRespectAdultsActMatureHolding aDoorOpen forSomeoneGiveComplimentsSay"ExcuseMe"NotTalkingBackDo NotFightKindnessFree!KeepCommentsto YourselfAcceptDifferencesThrowGarbageAwayDo NotUse YourHands asWeaponsBeing anUpstanderDo NotYell AtOthersSay"Please"and "ThankYou"NotBullyingOthersApologizeManageAnger inHealthyMannerDo NotUse MyStrengthon OthersActUP!ShareDo NotHarmOthersTakeResponsibilityCleanUp AfterMyselfBeFairFollowtheRulesSmileDo NotJudgeOthersUseMannersRespectAdultsActMatureHolding aDoorOpen forSomeoneGiveComplimentsSay"ExcuseMe"NotTalkingBackDo NotFightKindnessFree!KeepCommentsto YourselfAcceptDifferencesThrowGarbageAwayDo NotUse YourHands asWeaponsBeing anUpstander

How to Show Respect - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Do Not Yell At Others
  2. Say "Please" and "Thank You"
  3. Not Bullying Others
  4. Apologize
  5. Manage Anger in Healthy Manner
  6. Do Not Use My Strength on Others
  7. Act UP!
  8. Share
  9. Do Not Harm Others
  10. Take Responsibility
  11. Clean Up After Myself
  12. Be Fair
  13. Follow the Rules
  14. Smile
  15. Do Not Judge Others
  16. Use Manners
  17. Respect Adults
  18. Act Mature
  19. Holding a Door Open for Someone
  20. Give Compliments
  21. Say "Excuse Me"
  22. Not Talking Back
  23. Do Not Fight
  24. Kindness
  25. Free!
  26. Keep Comments to Yourself
  27. Accept Differences
  28. Throw Garbage Away
  29. Do Not Use Your Hands as Weapons
  30. Being an Upstander